Tips and guidance on law firm website design, homepage structure, and mobile experience.
Every web designer’s portfolio looks polished. The hard part is knowing which one will actually understand what a family law or estate planning practice needs — not just a pretty homepage. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client Experience Playbook. Ask to See Work in Your Actual Niche A … Read more
“We just redesigned our website” and “we have a marketing strategy” sound similar, but they are not the same thing — and confusing the two is one of the most common reasons a redesign doesn’t bring in the clients a firm expected. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client … Read more
A contact form is often the last thing standing between a visitor and an actual consultation. Make it feel like paperwork, and many people will simply close the tab instead of finishing it. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client Experience Playbook. Fewer Fields, More Submissions Every additional field … Read more
There is something quietly ironic about a law firm’s own website failing basic accessibility standards — and beyond the irony, it can mean genuinely locking out visitors with visual, motor, or cognitive disabilities who need legal help just as much as anyone else. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & … Read more
A law firm website often collects sensitive information through contact forms — names, situations, sometimes details about custody disputes or estate matters. Basic security isn’t optional here; it’s part of protecting the people who trust you enough to reach out. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client Experience Playbook. … Read more
Neither extreme works well: a website left completely untouched for five years grows stale, but chasing constant redesigns wastes money on changes that don’t meaningfully improve results. A steady middle rhythm works best. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client Experience Playbook. Small, Ongoing Updates — Monthly or Quarterly … Read more
DIY website builders like Wix and Squarespace have gotten genuinely good — but “good enough for a hobby blog” and “good enough to convert a stressed client into a consultation” are not always the same standard. This post is part of our Fort Worth Attorney’s Website Trust & Client Experience Playbook. Where DIY Builders Work … Read more
Estate planning is a deeply personal decision. People are thinking about their families, their assets, and what happens when they are no longer here to make decisions. Before they ever call your office, they visit your website — and they are forming an opinion in seconds. This post is part of our Complete Fort Worth … Read more
One of the most common questions from Fort Worth attorneys shopping for a new website is simply: how much should this cost? The honest answer is that it depends on what you actually need — but here is a realistic breakdown. This post is part of our Complete Fort Worth Law Firm Website & Marketing … Read more
More than half of searches for legal help now happen on a phone, often late at night or during a break at work. If your law firm website was designed for desktop first and mobile second, you are likely losing potential clients before they ever read your homepage. This post is part of our Complete … Read more